Never Listening To My Heart Again
Confuse Love with Lust
(Intro)
I thought it was true love
But its easy to confuse love with lust
I was playing it smart and kept my heart on locked to keep it protected
(Verse)
It felt like love to me
After taking the blindfold off I can finally see
It wasn't what my heart made it out to be
It told me to let you unlock it so I gave you the key
I should had weighed out the fee
Before I let my heart fall so deep
I was too eager to receive true love that my heart seek
I let my heart fall for anything it was so weak
(Chorus)
I'm never listening to my heart again
It led me astray
Because it doesn't know the difference between lust and love
And now I’m left with a broken heart
(Verse)
We started face-timing every night
Our future looked so bright
I just knew you were Mr.Right
After a few talks, I gave you the key and you unlocked my heart
It was finally free and more vulnerable to be torn apart
I should had never gave you the key form Start
You left me in the dark
Made me feel like my whole world was falling apart
(Chorus)
I'm never listening to my heart again
Because It led me astray
And it doesn't know the difference between lust and love
And now I'm left with a broken heart
(Verse)
You said you loved me, and my heart held on to that lie
My mind already knew you weren't telling the truth but I still decided to let my heart choose
I admit it did make me feel good
My heart let you pulled the wool over my eyes
And reality was no longer in my sight, so I couldn't save it from getting abused
I should have known you would leave my heart here to cry
It takes so long for it to heal after what it wants says goodbye
It gave me so much pain on the inside
(Chorus)
I'm never listening to my stupid heart again
It led me astray
Because it doesn't know the difference between love and lust
And now I'm left with a broken heart
(Verse)
You asked me that question and showed me your true intention
I refused, that's when you started acting different
The morning texts started to go missing
You told me you were just sleeping
My brain told me you just wanted the business
But my heart said you still loved me
Again I started to trust it, even when things wasn't like what it use to be
Everything my heart told me I believed
(Pre-Chorus)
Oh my heart was so wrong
I should had known
Next time just leave my heart alone
(Chorus)
Oh I'm never listening to my heart again
It led me astray
Because it doesn't know the difference between lust and love
And now I'm left with a broken heart
( Bridge )
You told me we would just be better off as friends
I agreed with this plan
Then I found out while we were together you was messing around with my best friend
Now my heart wants revenge
Ooo boy you got to pay for everything that you did
Karma will get you in the end
And I learn to never listen to my heart again
Because my heart was wrong
I should had known
Next time just leave my heart alone
(Outtro)
I thought it was true love
But its very easy to get caught up
My heart confused love with lust
I guess locking my heart back up is a must
About the Creator
L.I.E
Hey, I'm Emily! Thanks for reading. Hope you read something that inspires you. Or something that you find relatable.
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Comments (7)
That song is about me, but seriously, I've been through the same ordeal. I suppose many have and it's a horrible feeling. Nice job, Emily!
Very good!
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Oh that stupid love song which we all sing, they all sound the same unfortunately,. Yet we never stop this darned love business. Every word so true dear Em. Sigh... and we sing on.
Nice work! I really enjoyed this. Keep up the good work.
We’ve all been there at some point. Still it’s things we are meant to go through ♦️♦️♦️
I thought I loved someone once before too! Great work